US President Trump asked Israeli PM Netanyahu to back off on new strikes on Iran in a call on Monday morning, NYT reports citing sources

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Israeli Military says sirens sounded regarding hostile aircraft in Northern Israel's Metula and Misgav Am

US President Trump asked Israeli PM Netanyahu to back off on new strikes on Iran in a call on Monday morning, NYT reports citing sources

Israeli PM Netanyahu says Iran intended to attack Israel with missiles, and if they had not acted in time, would not be here today; Iran will not have a nuclear weapon

Iran Deputy Foreign Minister says Iran does not attach any value to recent EU sanctions and will continue its strategy of maintaining sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz

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  • Trump said on the call on Monday, as he has said publicly for weeks, that he believes Iran and the US are nearing an agreement on a framework to bring the sides to the table for a longer-term deal.

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